"Which Is the Infidel?" cartoon, Harper's Weekly Magazine, August 17, 1867

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WHICH IS THE INFIDEL? "God preserve thee, Sultan, long; Ever keep thee from all woes; May thy State and thee be strong; To dismay and resist thy foes" (Song of welcome to the Infidel Sultan) SULTAN: (sotto voce to Grand Vizier). "These infidel JOHN BULLS don't see those little Massacres of their Christian brethren in Crete." GRAND VIZIER. "Great is JOHN BULL, and ABDUL AZIZ is his temporary profit."
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Harper's Weekly Magazine, August 17, 1867, p. 528.

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